Nicely put..Originally posted by Short Ninja:Any language is confusing if you try too hard to speak it,dont worry if its not perfect just let the words out of your mouth somehow the other person would get the idea.Singlish is convenient because there are no fix rules as to how you want to use this language.If you should forget how to use a Singlsih word you could always go back to English.![]()
Singlish and Creole are two great examples of pidgin post-colonial languages.Originally posted by d3rF:Me thinks that the more languages one learn, the more confused one may be. Take Snglish for example, it's a rojak of various languages with different vocab and grammar all mixed into one.
I guess that's what make Singaporeans so unique.
NS is probably the best place & time to pick up a few "exotic" vocab.
Tiok-Lah!Originally posted by LazerLordz:Singlish and Creole are two great examples of pidgin post-colonial languages.![]()
In modern Singapore its hard to tell who is Singaporean and who is not.One time I met a family at Narita Airport and we got into a conversation in Pure Singlish as we were boarding I noticed that the father was holding a US passport,mother had a Canadian Passport on her and daughter a Singapore Passport so i said to him wah your family so international one ar!!Originally posted by d3rF:Nicely put..![]()
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Somehow I've got this funny feeling that you think I'm not Singaporean..![]()